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Los Angeles Lakers vs. Los Angeles Clippers NBA Odds & Prediction: February 14th 2013

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Los Angeles Lakers vs. Los Angeles Clippers
Odds: Clippers -3 Over/Under 200 (February 14th 2013)
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ATS Trends:
Lakers are 16-35 ATS in their last 51 games following a S.U. win. Lakers are 4-9 ATS in their last 13 games vs. a team with a winning S.U. record. Lakers are 2-6 ATS in their last 8 when their opponent scores 100 points or more in their previous game. Lakers are 6-20 ATS in their last 26 Thursday games. Lakers are 1-4 ATS in their last 5 vs. NBA Pacific. Clippers are 20-7 ATS in their last 27 after scoring 100 points or more in their previous game. Clippers are 2-5 ATS in their last 7 games following a S.U. win. Clippers are 2-5 ATS in their last 7 vs. Western Conference. Clippers are 2-6 ATS in their last 8 games vs. a team with a losing S.U. record.

Over/Under Trends:
Under is 7-0 in Lakers last 7 home games vs. a team with a winning road record. Over is 6-0 in Lakers last 6 vs. a team with a winning S.U. record. Under is 7-1 in Lakers last 8 home games. Under is 5-1 in Lakers last 6 games following a ATS loss. Over is 21-7 in Lakers last 28 vs. NBA Pacific. Over is 7-1 in Clippers last 8 games playing on 0 days rest. Under is 4-1 in Clippers last 5 vs. Western Conference. Over is 4-1 in Clippers last 5 vs. NBA Pacific. Over is 5-2 in Clippers last 7 road games vs. a team with a winning home record. Over is 15-6 in Clippers last 21 games following a ATS loss.

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Head-to-Head Trends:
Over is 5-0 in the last 5 meetings in Los Angeles. Over is 7-0 in the last 7 meetings. Favorite is 4-1 ATS in the last 5 meetings. Home team is 9-3 ATS in the last 12 meetings. Clippers are 11-4 ATS in the last 15 meetings.

RECENT MEETINGS
DATE HOME / AWAY LINE ATS MAR O/U HOME FG AWAY FG REB H-A
01/04/13 LAC 107?-?LAL 102 LAC -4.5 0.5 O 207.0 41/82 35/76 47-36
11/02/12 LAL 95?-?LAC 105 LAC -1.5 8.5 O 192.0 34/68 38/84 38-37
04/04/12 LAC 108?-?LAL 113 LAL 3.0 8.0 O 188.0 43/95 43/83 46-44
01/25/12 LAL 96?-?LAC 91 LAL -4 1.0 O 186.0 32/66 37/87 36-42
01/14/12 LAC 102?-?LAL 94 LAC -2.5 5.5 O 188.0 35/85 35/77 50-42
03/25/11 LAL 112?-?LAC 104 LAC 9.5 1.5 O 197.5 39/78 42/84 41-34
02/25/11 LAL 108?-?LAC 95 LAL -10.5 2.5 O 193.0 43/85 31/82 39-45
01/16/11 LAC 99?-?LAL 92 LAC 5 12.0 U 196.0 38/87 31/75 50-45
12/08/10 LAC 86?-?LAL 87 LAC 7.5 6.5 U 204.5 32/80 34/80 52-39
04/14/10 LAC 107?-?LAL 91 LAC 6.5 22.5 O 194.0 42/83 34/86 48-49

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From: Quantum Shorts: Winners of the 2012 Competition by Jennifer Ouellette at Cocktail Party Physics .

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?Quantum Daughter? is an animated short in which the daughter of Ernst Rutherford travels across the multiverse (via her Really Smart Phone?s Parallel Universe App) trying to pick up enough ?ID points? to renew her Quantum Computer Phone Contract. It?s clever, witty, and the animation is really striking ? and it won a recent short film competition sponsored by the Centre for Quantum Technologies (CQT) at the National University in Singapore in partnership with New Scientist. Filmmakers were asked to submit three-minute videos inspired by fundamental concepts in quantum physics.

Bora ZivkovicAbout the Author: Bora Zivkovic is the Blog Editor at Scientific American, chronobiologist, biology teacher, organizer of ScienceOnline conferences and editor of Open Laboratory anthologies of best science writing on the Web. Follow on Twitter @boraz.

The views expressed are those of the author and are not necessarily those of Scientific American.

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How Cutting Wrestling From the Olympics May Impact NCAA Wrestling for the Best

Wrestling fans and sports fans alike were surprised on Tuesday when the IOC voted to cut wrestling from the 2020 Olympic program.? While this vote does not absolutely preclude wrestling from being part of the 2020 Olympic program, as the sport can now petition to be one of the last sports to be added to the program, wrestling faces a tough battle for Olympic inclusion.? What kind of impact does NCAA wrestling face as a result of the IOC?s decision?

The path NCAA wrestling has charted over the last 41 years?since the imposition of Title IX?has been well documented.? Title IX, passed in 1972 and affecting college athletic departments receiving federal funding since 1978,??prohibits sex discrimination in any educational program or activity receiving any type of federal financial aid.?? Related to sports, this required NCAA programs that receive federal funding to provide equal athletic opportunities to men and women.? Many argue that the implementation of Title IX was the impetus for the disbandment of many NCAA wrestling programs nationwide.?

While there are arguably reasons outside of Title IX?including but not limited to:? budget cuts, fan participation and alumni support?why NCAA wrestling programs have been cut nationwide, the numbers are somewhat startling.? In 2011-12, wrestling was the men?s sport that?had the highest net number of teams that were dropped by NCAA institutions, with a net loss of four teams.? To put this number in perspective, the men?s sport with the next highest net loss in 2011-12 was bowling, which had a net loss of one team.

Since 1988-89?one?decade after colleges had to comply with Title IX?wrestling has had the greatest net loss of men?s sports teams, with a net loss of 108.? It?s important to note that wrestling is not the only sport suffering teams being cut, as in 2011-12, there were a total of 68 NCAA men?s teams and 46 women?s teams cut nationwide.? Since 1988-89, 2,816 men?s teams have been cut.? Throughout the years, though, wrestling?at the collegiate level has suffered a steady decline.? In 1981-82, there were 146 Division I wrestling teams, with 3,659 student-athletes participating in the sport.? By 2011-12, those numbers dropped to 77 Division I teams with 2,438 student-athletes.?

While these numbers and the IOC?s decision are arguably bad news for the sport of wrestling, neither factors into the sport being irreparably harmed at a collegiate level.? For starters, the all-time single session crowd record was set in 2012, when 18,919 people attended the 2012 Division I Wrestling Championship finals.? Last year?s tournament set a record for attendance, as 112,393 people in total?attended the six sessions held in St. Louis.? While St. Louis is located geographically close to several wrestling hotbeds, these numbers arguably show that wrestling can draw significantly large crowds.

Coaches and athletics directors also do not believe that the IOC?s decision will have a significantly adverse?impact on collegiate wrestling.? ?I can?t say that it necessarily is going to hurt college wrestling.? People don?t wrestle?at the collegiate level because they want to be an Olympian.? They wrestle because it?s a great sport that they?ve participated in since they were kids,? said Cornell University?s head wrestling coach, Rob Koll.? ?I don?t see a growth or reduction in college wrestling because?of this.? There is no athletics director who is building their program around Olympic participation in wrestling.? College wrestling is about education and leadership.?? Another top wrestling program, Stanford, iterated its commitment to its wrestling program in the wake of the IOC?s decision.? ?From Stanford?s viewpoint, we fully support wrestling and will continue to do so.? We are obviously?disappointed with the IOC?s decision, but are encouraged by the recent health of college wrestling.? There is very strong support in the community for college wrestling.? I don?t anticipate that will change,? said Stanford?s associate athletics director?of business strategy, Kevin Blue.???

Koll also stresses two other factors when explaining why the IOC?s decision will likely have a minimal impact on NCAA wrestling.? First, the type of wrestling engaged in during the Olympics, freestyle, is different than that wrestled at the collegiate level.? ?It?s almost two different sports, as far as I see it.? A lot of kids who wrestle collegiately don?t even wrestle freestyle,? Koll noted.? Additionally, Koll has little fear that?wrestling?s non-existence in the 2020 Olympic program will stimy?young people?s interest in the sport.? When asked how wrestling not being televised during the Olympics could hurt the sport?s growth, Koll said, ?I don?t think seeing the sport of wrestling on television two to three nights a year, once every four years, is that significant for the sport?s growth.?

From a global standpoint, there are concerns as to how the IOC?s decision affects third-world and developing nations.? As one of the world?s oldest sports, wrestling is also one of the most inexpensive sports to compete in as minimal equipment is required.? Given this, nations globally can compete on somewhat equal ground in the sport.? This factor is one which struck Koll the most.? ?People in every country can wrestle.? The last time I looked around, there weren?t a lot of great fencers in Ethiopia.? I don?t remember a lot of rhythmic dancers coming out of the Congo.? Wrestling? has universal appeal and is inexpensive.?? Koll summed his feelings up on this issue as follows, ?I think it?s a travesty.? What I think is sad, is you are taking the opportunity away from nations to represent their country.?

For a sport that has seen its up?s and down?s over the last half century, the IOC?s decision could be seen as a huge blow.? However, it could also be seen as the kick wrestling needed to revitalize the sport.? The IOC?s decision spurred immense conversation and debate as to the sport?s role in current sports culture.? This dialogue arguably would never have occurred had the IOC not taken its brash and unsupported decision.? Perhaps, then, being cut from the Olympic program was the push wrestling needed to keep its sport alive.

Source: http://www.forbes.com/sites/aliciajessop/2013/02/14/how-cutting-wrestling-from-the-olympics-may-impact-ncaa-wrestling-for-the-best/

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Students endure long distance relationships on Valentine's Day

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Dani Miller, News and Features Editor
February 13, 2013
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Long distance relationships require strong bonds and trust as well as a great deal of honesty. There are many levels of long distance relationships ranging from a couple hours away to even countries away.

Most couples talk and see each other everyday, but for senior Aubree Howerton, just skyping every night with her boyfriend that lives in Tulsa, Okla. is what it amounts.

?We try to talk everyday and we actually get to see each other about once a month on a long weekend that we both have free,? Howerton said. ?But we usually have to plan it a couple months in advance.?

Communication is important, but senior Peter Scheuenstuhl only gets to Skype with his girlfriend that lives in Germany once or twice a month.

?It is pretty hard,? Scheuenstuhl said. ?It?s not as much fun as a real relationship but they can happen.?

Scheuenstuhl has been in his relationship for 14 months, six of those were spent in America.

?On one side, I?m definitely excited to go back and see her,? Scheuenstuhl said. ?But on the other side I know I have to leave here and I can?t come back.?

Howerton says the hardest part about being in a long distance relationship is not being able to see each other on special holidays such as Valentine?s day, and seeing all the other couples walking around.

?I actually got to see him on New Year?s which was nice. I mean I?m just happy I got to see him, that was enough for me,? Howerton said.

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